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Tycoon For Hire
288 pages
A playful contemporary romance where a transactional arrangement spirals into a delightful web of secret identities and mutual attraction.
What it feels like
This contemporary romance delivers a brisk, entertaining experience built on the beloved foundations of mistaken identity and fake dating. The mood is breezy and playfully dramatic, inviting readers into a world where formal business functions transform from dreaded obligations into stages for sparkling chemistry. The narrative tone balances lighthearted deception with genuine romantic tension, keeping the pages turning as the protagonists navigate their tangled arrangement. Written in an accessible, straightforward style, the story focuses heavily on the shifting dynamics between two people bound by a mutually beneficial lie. It is a perfect, lighthearted escape for readers who delight in the delicious friction of a pretend relationship that slowly, inevitably blurs the lines into something real.
- Mood
- breezy
- romantic
- sparkling
- Tone
- playful
- lighthearted
- dramatic
- Pace
- brisk
- Themes
- fake relationship · mistaken identity · hidden wealth · mixing business with pleasure
- The writing
- Accessible and straightforward, prioritizing snappy character dynamics and romantic tension over flowery descriptions.
- The arc
- Moves from transactional obligation to pleasant surprise, sharp indignation, and finally a thrillingly complicated mutual attraction.
- Who it's for
- Romance readers who devour classic tropes like fake dating, secret billionaires, and the delicious friction of a pretend relationship.
About the book
She got more than she paid for! Jennifer Norton asked the agency that her escort be tall, dark and good looking. And he was. Only Steven Leary wasn't officially an escort, he was simply standing in for a friend. In real life, he was a millionaire! Jennifer usually dreaded business functions, but with Steven's charisma she enjoyed every minute -- until she discovered his true identity. Then she was furious! But, for business reasons, it benefited Steven to keep the illusion of a relationship with Jennifer going. And, for private reasons, she was secretly pleased to go along with the pretence.
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